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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

nKFoBI on A D1sRAnATB nAxIL1 ~
NoaAxxs. Arlz., Dec. 22.--EnfoEmation
has been received By the commander
Of che federal troops at Sonora. from
town Of Bonaoifa. 70 the e9set that =
detaahmeni Of troops IN command Of
Captain Ehclsuo, Of the Twenty eighth
regiment, attacked . party Of Xaqui In
dlans wbo we're pEepaEing 70 make .
raid, At q place called LaRuna del PeElo.
on Sunday meFning. The 1Rht lasted
$50 hours and sue troops succeeded In
diving the Indians fE0m their hiding
place anona TIE rooka Ihe battle vas
daspeEats one and the Indians had 80
BE- charged many times before thag
would give 40 their stronghold.
The result vas that one Indian vas
killed, one wounded and two sQuaws
we're captured and sent 10 BonaoitO.
Oaico Venadeso, the ~Little Poisouer,n
one Of lhe ehFewdest warriors 10 the
tribe. was af ths hsad os tbs Indiana.
After beinQ forced 70 retire from the
rocks they covered their retreat with
great skill TIE fedsEala who folio eed
him wers amhnshod several times. and
you'd have been terribly slaughtered
had not the Indians run ouf Of ammu-
nition. In case that VenadeKo b eho-
sen chief cf ths Yaqni aud Mayo ttibess
e bloody ear ia likely 10 ensna.
the ether night Cspt. Enoiseo end
Lieut.. 0iesin, os tha 25lk Infantry, save
chase 10 q band Of Indians who had
been discovered ia the foot hills neaf
Bonnoito. TIE Yaqais bad taken ref
aQe behind . iedQe Of granite rocks.
Tue capeain charged the Indians, but
was forced 20 retire. Then be de-
plcyed bis TROOPS ID squads of two and
tkFee, with ths intention Of eoneenEEa-
tion frern different points, but the In
dians broke through the federal lines
amid rapid arina. during which
Lisak OlQvfn vas wounded. Pursuit
vas abandoned and toe troops returned
% Bouacilo. On The next morning they
vent 20 the sosDe Of the bate for the
puFk oso Of taking upsthe trail from i.
On The prcsioul niaht they killed
one Indian and sounded several othera.
A RsmiuRton fsde and q belt Of cart
ridges we're found beside tie dead 10
dian. Farther on the command found
two more dsad Indians riddisd with
buIless. A wounded midas attempted
TO escape from the TROOPS. bat tell dead
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TILL JANUARY FOURTH.


WAEHnM1xuH. Ueu. g --Nr. noluh -.
tEodneed : bill 30 provide for 1hs pag.
mznt Of elaims far d4maae9 - 1ndisn 4
GNprodatzoun. He said skat there mnrp
soma 4Ee0 snch claims srareanlina oorn1
4I1o00O o. 91E.ocQ.0Qn
Iha aennte f1ak ID ahs fofu4 FesnIn-
t1nn lntEednoed By Mr.. Duloh rfopnsinn
9 ouuEzaf1tlunnl nmmen1nenf q The
szbfeof e mArfiaRs ana divorces, and
pr1hibilznN hieany and polranrny.
Mx. Doiph addressed lke Henaes a
gnppost of tke Joint reso1ut1on. He
sD08o of the aaersdness uf TIE nnarzfsas
KslaflnuEs and of the many vsryinn
marriage aud divorce laag ID the ssE
ezal g.7te8 q thg Union an9 uf he pro-
pFistg q having nnlfoxm sgstam GOV
ekninR m1EEiaRe an& divorce ehRunxn.
out The Unifed 9tofeB. He denisd thak
he waa unlicensed IN iutrodu1ina ne
Fssolution b any dezEEe % paNe tha
way foF fho a&mimiun az utah a q
Elata. Af1ar QirEnR 4 eksteh a shs his
torY af tae Mo1won ehnEoh be deeiaref
hl1 uD1ltegable opQoaition tc he ntfni1
Bien 81 Utnh 30 iana na share Was nnr
possibility fer khe canfinuanea az lhs
enmfnaifnn of TIE M0rnnn hisEafchs.
A. The e11se % his KemaFks the iof1.t
rnaninAion was 0x6srna 30 lie 0n fha a.
BE. Mr. 0ull0u saTlne thas be pfopose6
TO EHbUfk aome HamaFks on e nf.i[
th1 EeoGgnmblinG Il tho senate.
The 1snate hill 20 essahlish fwo adsi-
lioual Iand o1lses IN Oolerado vas taken
M and paaaed.
Senator Mitchell pssasnfed nsmor.
lei fsom fha FouFieankh Legislative
Assembly of OreRon, praying for the
mQdii1eafion of tie treaty hetWeeu the
United Etakea and tue Onsneae Empire.
% ns 10 stop and pEDhlbia tae Immirfn. |
|lon of uhineno and other Aaiafie labor
~ altogether, an1 adopt aaoh lawful /
measures Ra may be necessary to rid the /
,onntry Of thoso already here.
Senator voorhees, intFodnoed q bill to Il
,xte1d the laws ef the Uuited States.
'xcep4 thoao pEoEidinR for presumption, /
timber cuiturs and deseBa land enfrias /
II public lands. ever the pubIie land
"trip Bsuth Of Indian Territory. Il also
IFeatee the land district Of Cimarr0n.
The pEsssdinR offiosr announced the
Of 3 special oommitsse 70
nveetiQate the condition Of the i've
ipitiEsd tribes Of Indians. as fellows:
fessrs. Butler, Morgan, Dawes, Gam
ron and Teller.
MF. Teller inkfoduced Q bin to pro-
ids for tha compulsory education Of
indian children. Referred. i
On motion Of MF. Allison, at 8 .. N,
be senate proceeded 20 executive busl-
lees. After half an hour the session
res RESUMED, when . messsRe from the
ouse announced tie deafh Of Repre-
entnsive Modals. On motion Of Mr..
'aImer the usual resolutions OF regret Il
lexe adopted. A COMMITTEES vas ap-
ointed consisting Of Measrs. Palmer,
'elieg and Jones, Of Arkansas, to at
snd the funeral OF the dead member at
is home IN Traverse City. Michigan,
Nd aa . further mark Of rsspout the
anaia adjourned 10 msst On the lih Of
anu nxy, 1855.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

ran rEoPEz on KANSAS Ana noE ERxEzxa
Non aEAnvna.

EUM EM0EAM VI AaAA4N 8AAA AANtA AAA@A@@NM
Non aEAHvEHg.
Kausks Ofxx, No, Dec. 17-The
weather continues 10 moderate sonight.
The ahermomekeS d - degrees aboge
and slowly xlsing. Encouraging reports
are coming IN from The west which 70
far 10 remove the impression ihat there
Is extreme suffering In knns8s from
lack Of food and fuel. While there have
been Isolated oass1 Of death from ex-
poenFe. and instances Of individuals
suffering from scarcity Of provisions,
the condition Of affairs has been greatly
exaeeRafed by Irresponsible persons. A
3igpatch tonight fs0m Arkansas City.
neaf the Indian Territory line aaya
Ihora has been no anfaEing wbatsEeE.
Clark county, Kansas. which has been
sepersed a. bsinR the rsRion whsEe uost
aufefinR prevailed, sands On emphatic
dental az ths stores. No suffering o.
los e life u reported fh-01Ghout TIE
Ths Following dispatch 70 he Ascot
afed Press from Ruf1HIuson. ksneas,
VAS reoeIssd iouiRhts "Speeial dis
patches from points wl1hin Q radius Of
100 miles kndioaasd that thele has been
no unusual suffering FROM cold. We
havs % advises Of any soaraisy Of food
o. fn&l.S
Garden City Kansas. senas Il reports
thai ID oonVersation with rePle8snts-
lives Of ail caunsiea % suulhBest Kan
aaa u Ii learned that in thoss eountiea
there has been no more sadering from
eold thar usually experienced hy psopie
Who are pgovidsd against guch er1eT-
Rsnoes By clefhinQ. feed aud fuel. No
deaths haVe been reported from ooid
and the peopis are vel provided for.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23
PROPERTY PURCHASED.
Charles CreeHeR seeurua
some Rlver Frontnee.
Danaxiag Flrs - spsanns rAiia-
Rssus River Mlnins csnpsny
osAr sps.lal rslsuuanA

foHr1kNn, Dee. AL fSrs1aaI l--To.
daY q uunlt4r 81 dtod1 wsle fIsa Ia ~
coanlx elsgka ok1ao ffnm vnEieua pasl
aon9 % uei5oei Charloz OEockar. trace
lelrluz 1ouo gCEg s1luzbI1 Esai estate.
C1louel OrQ1kel IN lurn transfers 1ta
aama pHapexig b the OGnNnn a Gala
fnrnia RsiiEoad 0nmpanY. This rroa.
eflg Embraces = poFsien ~ ~ river
ltQnl of Ea11 Enrsian1 ard will mn.
danbledlY he nBea fnE dHp0t and 1nrmlt.
nal faei,llilz. Ihe p1rohnzn prices
reach 4io6 U4. Thi1 parcAaes elgla lE1
railroad aompMny 4 Iona klFaleA of river
Eronl, ainng which whaR4ea wiIl aonha.
- b ennalln11ld
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

DuBLzz. Dec. z1.-Oaptain Dnnne,
lately governor Of Oastls jail, and an
ex-ofioeE Of tbs United States army,
has been committed in this ciiy for AZ
ina q revolver at Rev. Henry Melville.
whom Dunns charges with sedncinR. his
daughter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

"a the houss today Mr.. Burrows Of
Miehiean, announced the death Of Rep
fesentalivs Modatt. He oAefed . series
Of Fes0lnti0ne expressing reRfea and
pgovidinR for joint committee OF rep
Eeseutalivea and eennfoEs % aooompany
the remains 70 Michigan Tue house
then as mark OF raspect 60 the memo-
~ Oe the deceased adjourned 10 meet
% Wednesday, January I, 1883.
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Analr1ine tha RleaA.

VTKMNA, Dec. IA dsepatoh TO the
Nes Pres Press from Milan saye that
on the advice Of the Eneiish physicians
the German crown pFinoe's neck hss
been eupped, and that Dr.. KFsuse IL
having ths blood thus obtained ana
lyxed at the Iabratory, IN order 10 as
certain Whistler 10 contains an excess OF
sugar or whether Il 10 In healthy state.
II Il proves b contain TOO munh sagar
lha physicians gill declare 10 adopt ne
treatment advised By DR.. FFuund, Of
Vienna, which has In view the Fecue.
tion Of lhe sugar in the blood 70 its nor
nal quantity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

E0zGB N PHILADELPHIA.
PmrEADE1.PHrA. Dec. 23.-This morn
lag DR.. Eerdsnand Van VeeF Hayden
died at his residence In this city. after
an illness Of over . year and bali. He
was q distinguished scientist and vide
y known as g geoloRist. He wes bora
Of Puritan descent 10 Weat6eld, Massa-
chnsests, September Z, 1923. BE en-
tered ObeFlin, Ohio, college when 16
years old, au1 graduated IN 1850. He
vas q memeer Of the National Aesd
emy Of Scientists and OF nearly ell
other scientific societies in America,
and an honorary and eofrespCndine
member Of large number Of scientific
bodies in foFeign countries. He ooeu
pied more than twenty years IN 81 ex-
plcFation Of the great west. and has ex-
tsnded his investigations over great
portion Of Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado.
New Mexico, Dakota, Montana, Idaho
aud Usah. Among bis publications
were "Fho Great Wesa, ils Attractions
and Res urues,n 60 1880, and "Nofih
Auaefioa,n IN 1883.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

TUCSON, Dee. Ill. Il. Wright was
arrested aa El Paso. charged With CON-
mifting the Psmfana train robbery.
The hearing vas held before Unitsd
States Commissioner Huahes and ths
prisoner vas discharged for eant Of
evidences. However, be vas held 20 APP
pear as q witness against the indicted
parties.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

ST. PkrKnsBUna. Deo. 4.-The 0rasA-
dania lesmi-ofleial oERan) condemns
the EnRlish government for supporting
she TRIPLE alliance against Rnasia. Il
beiieyess however, thar the visit Of Lord
Churchill 20 BnssiA vii inaneuee Eng
Iand's policy. It says that Lord Ran
dolph Ohurehill will, II possible, have
AZ. inkeEvieW vita the car.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

VrzHnA, Dee. 22.-Ii Il ssmi-ofielsily
stated that no Communication What
ever have hesn exchanged b. the Aas-
ffian and Russian Roser1ment1 con
eernkna ths present eitusiion In Bal
Qaria, nor haa Rnssia givan 0ut any
IntsmatioDs regarding she movements
~ fras.ra IN tha fronkiek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

De ssportslion ina halnaz 4 si1as al1d
for huildinR fart4
Prinna FanfInan1 hss eu1nmopa4 "a
fke r.nsraIl ~ ~ 1I14 q a1fen4 t18 u1I
coNneIi - - E4lt Is H1f4.
Ths 8enmish nt@asa ta6sE 4frpsea en
ndfr111 ~ feEIy y ne 4pNe41 fe4M Ne
tilrone. IA1 Et1e - ~ = p
Mhaan1snn9d Isl C4Al1FHI1 s4EF.
aIsIr snteK w4u A. m&FMmMa& say
r'sIzI1. nEd e SO fFuu ChtrET4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

NKw ToRK, Des. 22---Tha Ariai Of the
u1Is Of The Banqne Franrs EaYptisnno
against TIE trustees q the New YORK,
Boston and Montreal railroad for The
Fcuovaxy Of 5000 COO closed aeday IN
the Gated Stafas cfrcnil eourt. Judae
Wallace reserved bis decision. The
plkadlnaa, briefs And Arguments viii
cover over 5000 printed pages.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

NEW IOHH, Ue1. xI.-FHuI bOuIM WEF
convicted OF emaeoling today ia the
United States circuit court. He vas
arrested on the steamer La Gascoinge
en- November 23Eh. There were found
il his pockets twe1ty-tue pieces Of dia-
mond iewelry. worth 5000. and bis
trunk confined dresses, iaeea aud Rllk.
He testified today thai be did nos know
he would be compelled 10 pay duty on
the iewelry. He said it vas given 10
ham in France 20 dslivar 20 q friend ID
San Francisco. The prisoner said that
be lived in San Ffancisee and is IN the
wine business on GacFamsnto street. He
wepf like child when convicted. de
wfll Be eeutenoed tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

81. Pxrnnsuune, Des. 22-It is seni-
ofIioialIy denied that Russia has IN
fnFsned the powers that tbs naovemeuts
OF Russian troops IN Poland have
eeased. Il isa fael. however. that no
further displacement Of troops g ex-
peoaed during the preasnt winter. kns
Elan dipIDmsts seriously expec1 some
aeiion on the part Of Germany, AastfiA
and Italy 20 induce Prince Ferdinand
y. ,.fth4paus fenrs Hui0Nria
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SMITH AND nLRaM.
Ehey Agree 80 Gait ana
Call Their Fight = Drnw.


LozBuz. Dea n 2-Tho RparG,maa an
neunses ahas 4 hnx teeolesa $500 fssrn
toA1 L 1ulllgun % hind Rim II 4
nnateh with tl1heE Kllrain 81 Smish.
saith an1 kilEaln ne, Il lts ollss a
tae 3pgFtesg Ia today ard nnrted "a
lea lheik flank sand draw.
TIE talk abons Smllh aaE KHraIn
nRhting enIliEan has had ~ fngulI thas
faE. There b = EeneRAl feeling b cir
e4latlun am0nH Tt io1dsna panfRs
nnzlnA1 The ende8Eorg nn1e ~ she
6perffng Lffs 70 exeinde u. reporters
of etkeF papsEs iron fhe msntiuQ of he
Aahlezs ard theig hanksrs. and 10 ksup
lhsm ianaEaEt Of their delnes and il.
l1nfions. kAseia afe makinN - ensare
the asleellQa 81 anu4hex 1poEfiua paper
a. saak1heldsR m futura nNhea.
4 eun9r4tulat1E7 lunchson uAa 1i4sn
today 70 9miaA and Elllain. UhaiFman
Whils alate6 thas 1ml1h UenI4 raoalps
t1o $1,000 &epoglteG b hln bnnkHrn. ne
80 pnzliists vii be hanQneaef.
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n1ocK o. EahME lguuzNaa ~ rntnnn-4
Rno2A41n los aHD naEunaaoa.
kRsKaNn EAnxa. w. 4. Dae. "A. - Sna.
eiai. "A IRE braka ont III 3 ke'efa6f sl'I.
4ltelncon in t1o center a. t1s 0,14 q
block q frame balidinas ana fer lIlna
ta4eat1aed th4 dsnlfaaiian az mneh
yAluanle p1opertg. Tbs wBtsE Wo1ta
bad shal doWn far repairs AZ tta raafn6
ana there ea1 q ianQ delay btfase nalsT
eaul1 b bad. Aflar tmo houzsi wnah
the AE1mGn Gobane6 tho nAmas ana
keri them con1ned . lhFee bnIl1Inra.
lhe i1e esAFted en Howard street. near
llAsst1lde araoues and 16nNh1 fNnm ehn
fnguaca - ne bAesrnSnt ~ Hsgszmnia
3 DaUson's cigar 1tote. 4no h1a4iEga
loz1r8 ere A. J. 3lIaua. zpozlIaa Rtoes.
HagaEmale 4 DawNsn, cigars and talsma,
ses. and =. Domka, Baioen. Ihe loa1
% slook and n0lidinn1 Is atoui 81toct
siih insurance q about 4eooo.
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CH1caoo, Dea. 22.-DF. g. Johns Lssi
Dell and Captain FFier, vho have been
% trial for aiding Warden McGariRla
10 escape from jail, have been acquitted,
tha judgs insiFaotisg the jury - bring
Ia such q vsEdioi.
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san Fnascnco. Dee. x9.-FEsdeEiek
VARIES, 9 p1inseE. ftil fr1m ~ scnf-
snldfma IN aha BALDWIN h0lnl a ID mf3ak
nsan ana rsssissd lBjaIiss fren uAieh
hs aie6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

Tonnon. Dss. IA teIagFsn fEara
Caunssi sags tant Mf. sbee1gs nembtr
81 na4Ilamank. who0ae seMten19a yes-
Iesfay = imprfaoumsna for insll.nR -
rIstEnea 3 asieli1n, Gas today thTegn
"a - aaor ~ ths iAil war9ana. uho
lhen tea hts hnnds and rnmsvsd hls
cSo1hsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

Bamvuw. Dse. a -Thu billiard mAt1h
- faeR Rerna and Kanaea wza conn-
plnteA thtS egsnieg. Neen tna plAy
S11s,d - nlsks ncKrnna 80 . Eln e
3lg1. On ssaaminR tgniNha hs eAFEied
fhs bsEin psEs q the wzy % re r!9ht
rnll. - lhsg aoen br1ke badlg SO -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

Gkn Fnkncrsco. Dee. n.-Ihe eollee-
tor ef the port, daser, haa written Q
long letter 20 Congressman MuFrow u
Fspiy 20 TIE receat commanicstson of
geare 6awTsr, In regard b the ofloiAi
acts of ths eaiIeefeR cf custams In land
inc Ohinesa passengers unasE tbs -
efEingion aet. Mr.. Hacer claims h BIS
l-t.er thai the funetiona an3 duties Of
ne collacl0rs. as imposed by tha 70
sericsion 1. aro being 60 constantly 10
ierfsssd with. obsiFusled and imps0sd
hg earslfsa and tlieeai pfoesedi1Rs gar
paFtinR 30 be done under lhH ankhnsity
of ne federal csnraa thai the azt ts 10
eEees beina sueeeBfullY eyade1 and
naIlifsa and that eagFta % enfstee 10
ara Rendered uuaTailtnR.
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lsza1d . sseniurlF angg slnzls ealAl1a
shzt 4ftex mAki.s . ana h4lnalzE hla
Ean % 10 &SSA Fer eerRn icninee Aa
pl1ged psEs poosiy aed ten alnned fas
hls t41 plag b k&th1Efrz l1a tgeEie9
ead EepeallnR lhelR tnnEne1 afuun1 t1a
ia1le until he had pui ~ 21Hl pnl1s4
m1E1, n1akinE Z tolal eoare e f1lh
Ezu11 mezn0aile eould Rsi u no1hlnR
ogt1eR tban - 1m1 hn& q foeof g ~
wen M1kennn failed iaaxinR the BALLS
q . pc1Iltun fer ~ anaF uase. ftla
h1 Dl11e1 nnd MaKenns Fzn ia aanG
ont wL1M 4 IN nl So 1..l.l1
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Prrssusa, Dee. -22-Fife hE0ke. o1s
Ia sha nniislnary an1 fnrniahinR E1nfa 81
Fleishman & O.. eAriy ttts meEninR.
fhe nAmss had aained aonsideg4bie
heaAuay uhea the8 we're diss0seFs1 an1
Sefsre thaF coald be eenfEuilad the
dcnhls siery sGraefurs tn9sther w1Eh the
adieiuine hys aasxf bail1inR q feazel
& Co, 10Y dealers, wefe eauEStlg Rlfl-
"a. DmrtnR tke progress Of ne flFs tMu
aremen wsgs hurasd uudeE ths falling
aonR nna W1Ee sEyeEHIy bufne6 and
hxnfns1. MF. WaEd. anesheI nfkm4n,
wnA evsrsnnna by gnnoka and felt from
- lna3Es. His eandilian - ssriou&
Ika total l1m WiIl b ezooa sd -
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LnNunm, unn 2-A warrant hns heHn
Qrnute6 Ia the B1w street pniiee c1ur1
f1r lhe nErgsz a. 0ensEnl Miiien Head.
e the Gan - 01el 6eeiets. and &zs-
via tnIn1sIiT IN aRe1z 81 ahe aoeietI
u A914au, sHo ere eh1FE4d wzlh beina
c1nnested Eilh lhe dynalniAa eon1pie4sY
n which O4lIan and HaIklna are a.
loNn4 @ have hten ausame1
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Pnnxrx, A. T., Dse. 21.-Tbs Ne
Phosspn Irxieafing Canal Company Ia
eorporaled Yesterday with eacilaI e
R26o0600 The sompany proposes fak
nc uaasr near The Gfls bend On tne
Ola river and baiidina eanai thfoaah
Mnriaopa info Ynma county, 3 dilianos
AZ rfxtg-fEs miles. % be cumplate1 ~
WaE1gl. Il is estimstRd tnaf s1e o1n4i
wiIi reelafm / .00o.e00 acFas-
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RozELAKn. Dee. z2.-fspeuiafl-To.
44y aEtlsl8a of incorporates sf IA
Rogue River Mining oompamv mnra
1ie4. Ias Incorporates ara NamneI
oouitoE, E. B. watson and W. Z. Hune.
Tue oateel ID 10 eonduns q general mln.
inQ business, build railroads. taiAa2nnh
lsez, eto. Tho capilai STOCK d 8 100 900.
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vss q - -. q,

HI770II L1II. D. > = n u ETITI
tnFaaF arrived herB &C II e'cI1rk thla
rnnrning. having had 3 e1ntingnt1on of
ffe sulanfl6 ucash1r uhioh lh4T haga
erpeFienced nlnca inaTin9 san N1unetsoo
Thelr axpGesMfi1n IL 70 arrive A. M0ds
oing21n II O'clock this nflNnoen. nnH
nr1Tfdsd th8 anal toealion q LzIkn1
slerf1rds rineTafd - reached eefGIs
dark 4 atnF1 stag vi b. made "a anatIa
ghs eErmnalanisl8 20 wiBi9 a. kaeRNMeNtn
VII ~ each & aboui midniR iRha and 1Hn
francI1co eaxiy toaoffou moning.
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asu RnGNcIscD. De-. 2t.-Izdieafiens
fug zs hUaEs eommknniun at 3. -. On
Dsasmber g. For OEeann and WaBh
fnran TaEEitsFTs Han rFsas6ed b far
wsafAaE in eAglHr0 e1ElIDnf5 eoutheSIl
wtafA iiaha 70 ffo2z ID fhe intsrlaE
hFhk % hinA 90 he eoask nlia1al1
warww.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-23

Haw Francisco. Dee. 22-The kr1n-
saevss speeiai ffom Tucson, AKizona,
saes. aThs enld wave which HfFuek
arirrua yesterday SIN onnfinnes. To
laV has been rae sud blzstsEing. Wills
IaFl nEahs sbe wind bse9 q huFxieaue.
Ths lowest pofut the ahermOnnctaE
rsached was rs degrees sboxe EsEo, ttis
nernina. Al The trains aFs late sosiaht
nwina ap Toe Oh the rails. Two trains
died % sf1e traoks inst night wkife uais-
ina fof trains - pazA. water fraexing ID
- uiuea feedInR tha bo1iara. The old
80 inknnisanas say thai shia IL fke esi&-
- wsaahaR egEr exD1fieneed IL AFsxsns.
Weed and coal ara ssAEas and ere rap
idIy ndssnstnR IN DEiss-
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NEu YozK, Dso. 92.-FoF ths elehlY.
saoand time the hodg Of gsnalsman who
eomp0se che New England soelstg at
New York CITY, sat doWn to aheiz annual
dinner tonight q Dslmonioo's 0ith 800
members aud guests a. tho boafd.
Amang these VITO delivered addresses
we're 3. r. Woicott Of Denver, on ''iha
pilgrim 10 ths West,n Mayor Hewitt,
General Schoneld and Uunersssmen
Oochran- LISTERS of regret from Preai-
dent Cleveland and John @. Whittier
weRe announceds
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PKukDKEREIk. Deo. 22.-Ihs g. J.
Crsnmsr, from Norfolk. reports thai 90
sunday "a Gaps Henry ehs fell 10 With
the sehsnneF Ozahwny bound from Phi.
ndelrhia for Kichmo1d. which bad en
courtered q eAls and sprung 9 leak,
The ereu wers kep8 e the pamps ffom
Saturday until Sanday when she foun-
AsrsN, Ihe captain and steward were
drowned and the surviRars we're taken
aboard The OFanmsr ID brDueht here
The Oashway was tswed hare with seven
fssl of water IN Der bold.
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AEBAwY. n. n. Dec. 2-Danial Man.
nlng u rapidly shaking. 10 was fheuRk1
AZ enc time this eft1Fnoon thn3 ho Wa1
doao, hu1 he rallied slIghilG. and at MD
wns thouaht that he would surely pmam
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ekx FRANcIsco, Dee. 22.-Stsve Asall
vas acquitted By the Jury toniRh1 of ihs
charge Of voting twtce at tue last city
election.
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80 FnAMr11c9, Dee- xl.--An npp0aI
wIiI s. fsken IA ths ease of WonR Al
HnnRs TIE Cninaman reo4ntig salls1sed
% Ten ysafs tmpflsonm, - unile1
Bfaaes DHirist 1ndas hoaman for lm-
parstnR females for lnncEAl puEUoasz.
g fhs aE1usd fhat sntRe hodu1n -
frsed . issza . commissloa fsr iaktna
frg1IrnnnV In Huna Kong.
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zan soCzxzx arsn Ezzn AnauAn nnznpn
-1zEzEnsog REQRzE.
RHE1AuKxxaEA, Dec. H. rhe seventh
annnal festival Of Ahs New Enalana 60
clelg. 0f Pennsylvania. was given q ne
Continental h0tel tuuiRfk Wn. EvaEis
uf New York, and HsnEy Cabot Lo6rn
Of Massachusetts,, aud Governor Bea-
yer of this STALE made speeehss. LIST
teE9 Of re1Esi we're read from John q.
WhlitleR, Oliver Mendell Holmes, Gen.
A. g. Terry, Hon. 3ussph n. OhamhsrA
lain q EnRland. and "a amaslnzly ha-
morous one from KoeeEt J. Bnrdetie, h
the cid Yankee dlalacf.
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RAnls, Ds1. x1.--A srndiesIa haa besn
f1Emed in Paris b m1lnlain ne prise cf
enppsf. Il q e0mpoasa of ne HothA-
eniid4 the Oompleif Ds 8 Csmpta.
hasqQs asEaKlz, AnsEe Geo3 4 ca, and
4. SeeFatH1. 1ha Syndicate win un a..
TAXA fu3 twn YaMH1 undnE he aireetinn
easitie 0s4 MGtanx. ne aeuufs1lnn and
11lo q COPPER e miuina eSN1npaniss giv-
lnR th4iF adhesion ee Ne eyndleala.